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    Final victory against terrorists, insurgents coming – Buhari

    David GreatBy David GreatMay 2, 20221 Comment4 Mins Read
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    President Muhammadu Buhari has assured Nigerians that the battle waged against terrorists, who falsely masquerade under the name of Islam is approaching its conclusion and “victory is within sight”.

    The president gave the assurance in his Sallah message to Nigerians as the Holy month of Ramadan reaches its end and Muslims will officially mark the Eid-el-Fitr on Monday.

    The President’s spokesman, Malam Garba Shehu, in a statement on Sunday in Abuja, said the president sent his best wishes to Muslims in Nigeria and across the world celebrating the occasion.

    The statement read in part: ”As the Holy month of Ramadan reaches its end and Muslims mark the Eid, President Muhammadu Buhari sends his best wishes to Muslims in Nigeria and across the world celebrating the occasion:

    “After a period of fasting and reflection this year, we have cause to welcome the occasion in hope.

    Buhari noted that, ”The battle waged against terrorists who falsely masquerade under the name of Islam is approaching its conclusion.

    “The fight has been long and hard. Final victory is within sight. Boko Haram and its offshoots’ final embers are now fading.

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    “Last month, the leader of ISWAP was killed in an airstrike. Since the New Year, thousands of fighters have surrendered to enter rehabilitation programmes.

    ”The territories they used to occupy are now seeing the return of those who were forced to flee their barbarity.

    ”Normality is finally beginning to return to the Northeast. It is a long process. Yet it is one we are together, now embarking upon.

    “With the designation of bandit groups as terrorists, the challenges of banditry and kidnapping are being tackled differently in the North-western and North central states where the latest military acquisitions and the Armed Forces are being fanned out across the region to thwart acts of terror.”

    The president also expressed delight over what he described as ”impressive reports” of the special operations to curb crude oil theft and illegal oil bunkering in the South-South zone of the country.

    He, however, noted that in spite of the good news some unpatriotic elements were bent on causing more pollution and destruction of national assets.

    “The administration is equally getting impressive reports of the special operations to curb crude oil theft and illegal oil bunkering in the South-South with millions of illegally refined products being impounded and illegal refineries destroyed.

    “While we are making progress cleaning the environment, some evil people are busy causing more pollution and destruction.

    ‘‘In response to the disturbing rise in criminal attacks targeting law enforcement and public facilities in the South East, concerted military operations to rid the region of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).

    “And Eastern Security Network (ESN) elements have in recent weeks led to the overrunning of IPOB/ESN bases, the seizure of weapons and the arrest of a large number of suspects.’’

    The president’s media aide revealed that Buhari had since approved the establishment of a Naval Base in Oguta, Imo State.

    Shehu also noted that reinvigoration of the war against drug abuse and illicit drug trafficking were also showing positive results as shown by the arrest of over 12, 300 offenders including seven drug barons; the conviction of 1,400, counseling and rehabilitation of about 8,000 drug users.

    He acknowledged the seizure of over 3.4 million kilograms of drugs and cash worth over N130 billion, all in 2021.

    According to him, the first quarter of 2022 has seen the arrest of no fewer than 3,536 offenders including security personnel and a well-known billionaire drug baron.

    ”The seizure of more than 65,000 tonnes of assorted drugs in this period sets a record for the nation.’’

    ”It is with a view to giving impetus to the concerned agency that President Buhari granted approvals for the promotion of more than 3,500 officers, the procurement of operational equipment, training for personnel and buildings for residential barracks.”

    Shehu also quoted the president as directing increased coordination and cooperation among security agencies, saying that an end had been brought to a silo approach among the agencies.

    Buhari, who wished Nigerians Eid Mubarak to all. assured that there would be no shortage of funds to provide security for the citizens.

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